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Speaker 1: In the last part of this series, Part six, we
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Speaker 1: got a deeper understanding of Nimrod and the Tower of Babel,
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Speaker 1: and we saw how we are in the time today
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Speaker 1: where they are working towards fulfilling this goal. Once again,
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Speaker 1: it was important that you really understood Nimrod because he
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Speaker 1: is the foundation of religion in this world. When you
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Speaker 1: understand him and then go throughout history, you can understand
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Speaker 1: how he became the influence that religion has been following
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Speaker 1: and is attached to. This is a foundational understanding that
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Speaker 1: will help connect many dots as we.
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Speaker 2: Go throughout history.
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Speaker 1: But if you missed the connection to Nimrod, many other
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Speaker 1: things may not make much sense now. As Nimrod was discussed,
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Speaker 1: it was mainly about understanding him and the rebellion that
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Speaker 1: he promoted. But there is an even bigger influence that
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Speaker 1: he's tied to that cannot be ignored. And so as
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Speaker 1: I finished talking about Nimrod, we must understand how he
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Speaker 1: was used to create our modern day religion that we
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Speaker 1: know today. Nimrod is at the beginning of paganism, but
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Speaker 1: it was not him who promoted this, but it was
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Speaker 1: the horror of Babylon, the horror Babylon is a subject
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Speaker 1: that most people attach to the Vatican because it's easy
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Speaker 1: to just see the connection to her. But the Horror
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Speaker 1: Babylon is much deeper than the Vatican. She is the
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Speaker 1: creation of all modern religion, and through her, the world
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Speaker 1: is drunk and horring and in idolatry, and they are
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Speaker 1: deeply disconnected from the truth about our Father. The Horror
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Speaker 1: Babylon started it, and she must be discussed. So in
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Speaker 1: this part of the series, we are going to deal
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Speaker 1: with the birth of paganism and understand how religion was created.
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Speaker 1: Let's begin, Okay, So let's start here. The problem that
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Speaker 1: most people have in this world is religion. Religion is
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Speaker 1: a tool of control that keeps the masses attached to
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Speaker 1: agendas while still believing that they are serving the God
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Speaker 1: that they love. And if you go back to what
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Speaker 1: was shared in part one of this series about the
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Speaker 1: New World Order, say, it wants to be like the
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Speaker 1: Most High, and so he has been working aggressively throughout
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Speaker 1: the centuries, leading the world towards collective worship of him.
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Speaker 1: And you must understand that religion has been front and
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Speaker 1: center of this whole thing.
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Speaker 2: There is a word that.
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Speaker 1: You must understand as you grow in understanding this world,
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Speaker 1: and that word is syncretism. The Oxford Dictionary says syncretism
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Speaker 1: is the amalgamation or attempted amalgamation of different religions, cultures,
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Speaker 1: or schools of thought. But do you see how hard
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Speaker 1: they made it? So what is amalgamation? Amalgamation is the action, process,
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Speaker 1: or result of combining or uniting.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so let's make this more simple.
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Speaker 1: Syncretism is the action of combining or uniting different religions, cultures,
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Speaker 1: or schools of thought. That's what syncretism is. So please
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Speaker 1: remember that word. So when I say syncretism, I'm talking
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Speaker 1: about blending two different beliefs and making them into one.
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Speaker 1: And if you understand the New World Order and its
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Speaker 1: goals in the end, we are going to see the
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Speaker 1: ultimate example of syncretism when the whole world worships one
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Speaker 1: God and says all the religions the world worship the
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Speaker 1: same God, all Muslims, Christians, Jews, Hindus, they will all
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Speaker 1: say that they worship the same God and He's all
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Speaker 1: the same, and they will blend their concept of God
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Speaker 1: into one belief. But I want you to think about this.
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Speaker 1: Can this happen overnight, obviously not happens over time. The
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Speaker 1: devil works within the minds of the people and slowly
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Speaker 1: adds and introduces ideas that leads people in the direction
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Speaker 1: that he wants them to go. And it's because of
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Speaker 1: this concept of syncretism that this is able to happen.
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Speaker 1: I want you to understand that I am completely against syncretism.
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Speaker 1: I'm completely against mergion of cultures. I believe Yahoua, the
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Speaker 1: Most High, came to one people and guided them and
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Speaker 1: showed them how he wanted them to be. And it's
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Speaker 1: this way that I live through, and it's the way
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Speaker 1: that I promote, and it's the way that I am
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Speaker 1: uncompromising in. What you will find is that most of
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Speaker 1: my disagreements with religion, particularly with Christianity, is because of
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Speaker 1: the practice of syncretism, and because as Christians are completely
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Speaker 1: unaware of this concept of syncretism, they don't recognize that
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Speaker 1: many of the ideas that they promote is based upon syncretism.
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Speaker 1: Like an easy point to bring out is Christmas. People
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Speaker 1: say that they celebrate the birthday of Jesus on December
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Speaker 1: twenty fifth, But if you understand syncretism, you understand that
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Speaker 1: in history, when Christianity was being built, they merged some
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Speaker 1: pagan practices and just tied them to some of the
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Speaker 1: ideas from the Hebrews. You'll know that the Pagans in
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Speaker 1: Rome before Christianity, they were already celebrating their reborn son
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Speaker 1: God during the winter sosis. This time they just merged
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Speaker 1: their beliefs together. So since there was a Messiah that
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Speaker 1: came and he was the Son of God, it was
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Speaker 1: easy for the Pagans, who already believed in Tamuz, who
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Speaker 1: had many different names, by the time Rome had their
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Speaker 1: hands on it, and they were able to say that
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Speaker 1: this Hebrew Son of God is similar to the Son
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Speaker 1: of God that they already worshiped, and they said, don't worry,
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Speaker 1: we still celebrate his birth on the winter solstice. So
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Speaker 1: it was a seamless transition when Rome made their citizens Christians.
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Speaker 1: It's because of syncretism, and today because of all the
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Speaker 1: other false things that are tied to it, like the
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Speaker 1: gifts and the holidays, spirit and all the other nonsense
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Speaker 1: people just attached to it. And then you have all
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Speaker 1: these Christian pastors that people prop up, and they always
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Speaker 1: have an interesting way of making this pagan worship seem inconsequential,
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Speaker 1: like that false Anthony Mitchell, like what he did the
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Speaker 1: other year.
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Speaker 2: It was so wicked Christmas.
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Speaker 3: Will not celebrate Christmas watch non essential. If you're in
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Speaker 3: the non celebrate camp because you think it's pagan, then
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Speaker 3: you don't celebrate. But please don't slander, which is a sin,
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Speaker 3: the brothers and sisters who choose to celebrate.
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Speaker 4: And then if you're in.
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Speaker 3: The celebrate camp, please don't slander, which is a sin
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Speaker 3: your brothers and sisters who are in the don't celebrate camp,
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Speaker 3: and just give each other. Watch this word grace in
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Speaker 3: the non Essentials. Now listen to me. Let me tell
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Speaker 3: you where I land. Almost everyone in this room celebrates
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Speaker 3: their birthday.
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Speaker 4: You go to restaurants, you make posts, you have parties.
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Speaker 4: You celebrate your birthday, hear me. Do we know the
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Speaker 4: exact day Christ was born? No we do not. Do
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Speaker 4: we know the exact month he was born? No we
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Speaker 4: do not. What do we know? We know at some point.
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Speaker 3: In time, in a calendar year, the Son of God
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Speaker 3: became incarnates.
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Speaker 4: Borrowed the womb of a virgin, and into the world.
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Speaker 3: That happened in history at some point in time in
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Speaker 3: a calendar year.
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Speaker 4: He is not a spoke and he's not a ghost.
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Speaker 3: He lived in historical life, and he was born as
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Speaker 3: a child at some point in time in a calendar year.
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Speaker 3: It could have happened in March. It could have happened
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Speaker 3: in February. It could have happened in June. We do
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Speaker 3: not know when it happened. But if there is one
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Speaker 3: day in the year in which we reserve to just
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Speaker 3: commemorate watch the incarnation of Christ. As for my house
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Speaker 3: and I, we will celebrate the incarnation of Christ.
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Speaker 4: If you don't like the tree, throw the tree out.
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Speaker 3: But I don't think it is sinful non essential to
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Speaker 3: celebrate the incarnation of Christ. And if you have celebrated
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Speaker 3: your birthday, then why condemn me for celebrating the Savior's
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Speaker 3: birthday whenever it.
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Speaker 4: Was non essential?
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Speaker 2: Say this is a non essential argument.
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Speaker 1: I mean, people can believe is non essential because they
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Speaker 1: don't understand syncretism. But if you understand how they merge religions,
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Speaker 1: then you can guard your mind from this and also
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Speaker 1: ask questions and make sure that you are not a
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Speaker 1: part of that influence. And that's why understanding this topic
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Speaker 1: is so important. So let's get back to the period
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Speaker 1: of Nimrod and the two of Babyl. The mystery religion
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Speaker 1: of ancient Babylon is the beginning of paganism. This period
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Speaker 1: begins after the great flood that destroyed man. The mystery
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Speaker 1: religion has been told in many different stories through many millenniums.
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Speaker 1: It consists of a lot of names of many different
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Speaker 1: gods that are in fact all actually the same god.
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Speaker 1: Different cultures, different times, different languages, but all the same story,
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Speaker 1: the same figures, and same structure.
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Speaker 2: Now to clarify and explaining.
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Speaker 1: The simplest of terms, what the mystery religion of Babylon is,
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Speaker 1: it's simply polytheism and or paganism. You've heard this in school.
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Speaker 1: Plytheism is the belief in many gods, and polytheism the
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Speaker 1: masses believe in many gods. The true knowledge of the
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Speaker 1: goal of these gods was only given to the few.
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Speaker 1: These people were the high priests that passed down the religions.
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Speaker 1: They required sacrifice to the gods, and they were the
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Speaker 1: only ones able to commune with the gods. They held
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Speaker 1: the secret knowledge, which gave them power over the ones
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Speaker 1: who did not have the knowledge. You see, if someone
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Speaker 1: knew about the sun, and when an eclipse would occur,
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Speaker 1: they could seem as if they could control it, that
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Speaker 1: people would then worship and follow that man. That's a
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Speaker 1: simple explanation, but you should get the point. This is
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Speaker 1: about mystery religion. Now, in Polytheism and most cultures, you
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Speaker 1: will see the same structure. One man who is God,
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Speaker 1: one virgin woman who was the mother of God, and
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Speaker 1: a son of the Mother who was impregnated from the
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Speaker 1: male God. This Father, God, Mother, God, and the Son
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Speaker 1: of God. And this is what paganism is. It always
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Speaker 1: follows that structure. And you see this story started in
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Speaker 1: Mesopotamia ancient Babylon with Themrod, as we have thoroughly went through.
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Speaker 1: So I cover this very early on in the beginning
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Speaker 1: of this ministry, but I haven't really returned to the teaching,
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Speaker 1: and I realized I needed to because I have grown
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Speaker 1: a lot more since then.
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Speaker 2: So we're going to go through this.
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Speaker 1: So we know that in Samaria, under Nimrod's leadership, the
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Speaker 1: world conspired against Yahowa to build a tower to reach
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Speaker 1: up to heaven to challenge Yahoua. They wanted to ascend
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Speaker 1: into heaven to defeat Yahoua. They all spoke in one
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Speaker 1: language and decided, rather than move away from each other,
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Speaker 1: they could build a kingdom for their.
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Speaker 2: Own dominion to challenge Yaoua.
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Speaker 1: So anyways, we know Yahwah came down and confused the languages,
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Speaker 1: a simple thing that put a stop to their rebellion,
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Speaker 1: while he did not have to actually cause any arm
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Speaker 1: to them. Anyways, after Nimrod's defeat, he still continued to
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Speaker 1: reign and continue in his wickedness. And joshuar eleven it says,
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Speaker 1: and notwithstanding this, Nimrod did not return to Yahowa, and
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Speaker 1: he continued the wickedness and teaching wickedness to the sons
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Speaker 1: of men and mardon. His son was worse than his
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Speaker 1: father and continued to add to the abominations of his father,
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Speaker 1: and he caused the sons of men to sin. Therefore,
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Speaker 1: it is said, from the wicked goes forth wickedness Joshua
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Speaker 1: Chapter eleven, verses seven through eight.
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Speaker 2: So long story short.
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Speaker 1: At some point Nimrod was killed by Esau, and is
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Speaker 1: at this time where everything changes. So it is at
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Speaker 1: this point that we should be introduced to Samaramis who
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Speaker 1: in the Sumerian language, her name is Samar Ahmat.
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Speaker 2: This figure Samaramis.
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Speaker 1: She's not very well written about in many history books,
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Speaker 1: but she is spoken about, like if we read the
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Speaker 1: books from the Church's story. In Eusebius in his chronicles work,
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Speaker 1: he writes about Samaramis being wife to Ninas, who we
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Speaker 1: know to be another name for Nimrod.
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Speaker 2: Understand the challenge of this whole subject.
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Speaker 1: One of the hardest thing to do when dealing with
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Speaker 1: this is going through all the different legends, through the
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Speaker 1: different cultures, what they call mythology. It's very hard to
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Speaker 1: do because as you go through the centuries, names change,
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Speaker 1: elements of the story changes. It's like that experiment where
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Speaker 1: you start a message and keep passing down and the
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Speaker 1: message changes by the end. The different cultures they change
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Speaker 1: different elements of these mythologies. But if you understand the
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Speaker 1: beginning and the story, you'll see that the structure always
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Speaker 1: remains the same. And the overwhelming influence that you find
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Speaker 1: and notice is this the mother and child, the Madonna.
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Speaker 1: This is the grand object of worship. And if you
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Speaker 1: follow this symbolism, you can trace it all the way
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Speaker 1: back to Samaria post flood, after the Tower of Babbel.
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Speaker 1: This mother and child which you're staying right here, So
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Speaker 1: let's talk about it. Understand that Nimrod was killed a Samarramis,
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Speaker 1: who was wife of Nimrod, also had said that she
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Speaker 1: was his mother. But now that Nimrod died, so that
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Speaker 1: she remained in power, she created the religion that is
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Speaker 1: in the world.
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Speaker 2: To this day.
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Speaker 1: While alive, Nimrod was regarded as a hero, so she
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Speaker 1: decided in his death, he will be worshiped as a god.
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Speaker 1: He will be the woman's promised seed. Do you remember that.
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Speaker 1: Remember I told you to hold on to that. Please
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Speaker 1: remember the prophecy of Genesis chapter three, verse fifteen, And
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Speaker 1: I will put enmity between you and the woman, between
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Speaker 1: your seed and her seed. He shall bruise your head,
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Speaker 1: and you shall bruise his heel. You see, those in
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Speaker 1: the ancient world were very aware of this prophecy, and
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Speaker 1: they assumed that they were on the side against the serpent.
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Speaker 1: So they were waiting for the one that came of
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Speaker 1: the women's seed for his heel to be bruised. And
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Speaker 1: so if you want to challenge that or understand it deeper,
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Speaker 1: you would expect that in the pagan cultures, if they
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Speaker 1: thought that their seed was the seed of the women.
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Speaker 1: Then they would expect that the woman's seed would be
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Speaker 1: the one who bruises the serpent's head. So they would
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Speaker 1: expect that that child from the women was bruising the
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Speaker 1: head of the serpent. And if you just go back
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Speaker 1: and look at many of the pagan artifacts, there is
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Speaker 1: hardly a people and culture who did not represent this thought.
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Speaker 2: Like with the Greeks, as they represent their.
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Speaker 1: God Apollo, you'll find him slaying the serpent Python, or
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Speaker 1: Hercules strangling serpents while just still in his cradle, or
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Speaker 1: the adversary of the Egyptian god Horus is frequently figured
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Speaker 1: under the form of a snake whose head is seen
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Speaker 1: piercing with a spear, or even an India where the
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Speaker 1: serpent Kalia is slain by Vishnu and the avatar of Krishna,
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Speaker 1: or in Norse mythology we see Thor destroying the great serpent,
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Speaker 1: or again in Greece we see Achilles, the only son
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Speaker 1: of a goddess, was unstoppable except by the heel, and
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Speaker 1: he was killed by an arrow in the heel. All
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Speaker 1: of this symbology goes back to the original prophecy of
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Speaker 1: the Scriptures in Genesis chapter three, verse fifteen, which is
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Speaker 1: why I told you it was important. In part three,
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Speaker 1: this is Satan claiming the prophecy.
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Speaker 2: Please remember this prophecy.
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Speaker 1: Was all about him, and so, as he does with
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Speaker 1: most narratives in the world, he tells his story to
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Speaker 1: the world first and makes the world believe it, which
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Speaker 1: is why all these pagan cultures all have the same imagery.
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Speaker 2: They're following his narrative. Okay, so we got that.
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Speaker 1: Now Nimrod was dead, Samaramis made it that he would
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Speaker 1: be deified, and from this the mystery religion was born. Understand,
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Speaker 1: during the life of Nimrod, his rebellion in which it
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Speaker 1: was open and it was public, his wickedness was well
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Speaker 1: spoken of, and because of that belief in magic and sorcery,
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Speaker 1: Sammaraimis was able to create worship of Nimrod as the
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Speaker 1: Sun god and claimed that Nimrod ascended to the Sun
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Speaker 1: and he was then going to be fulfilling prophecy through her. Remember,
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Speaker 1: he was a powerful witch, and so to keep power
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Speaker 1: she made her followers believe that her son would be
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Speaker 1: the savior that defeated the serpent, reality being it was
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Speaker 1: actually the serpent that they would be worshiping. She claimed
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Speaker 1: that she was impregnated by the arrays of the Sun
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Speaker 1: of the sun god Nimrod, and this caused her to conceive.
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Speaker 1: He was now to be worshiped now as Bail, the
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Speaker 1: sun God. She made herself a goddess, claiming that she
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Speaker 1: was divinely created. She was in fact the moon goddess.
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Speaker 1: She had them believed she came down to the Earth
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Speaker 1: from the Moon in a giant moon egg that fell
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Speaker 1: into the Euphrates River. The queen of Babylon aka Madonna
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Speaker 1: aka of Heaven aka sam Aramis became known as the
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Speaker 1: moon goddess Ishtar, which can be pronounced Easter, and her
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Speaker 1: moon egg became known as Ishtar's egg. The son's name
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Speaker 1: was Tammus, and he was now the son of God.
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Speaker 1: He was the son God reborn, and he was born
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Speaker 1: on the winter solstice. This is where you get the
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Speaker 1: Madonna portrait from where you see mother and child. This
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Speaker 1: is paganism and it starts right here. Now, later Tamus
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Speaker 1: was killed by a wild pig. Samaraimis now Ishtar said
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Speaker 1: he ascended to the Sun like his father, and now
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Speaker 1: they are in union. After Nimrod, Samaraimis continued on with
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Speaker 1: their worship and sacrifices.
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Speaker 2: But they changed their.
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Speaker 1: Approach, and what was once done out in the open
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Speaker 1: would now be done in secret. All practices driven from
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Speaker 1: the witchcraft done by Nimrod, stemming from the channeling of spirits,
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Speaker 1: would now be done in the dark. And now it
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Speaker 1: would become a mystery. Hence three religions, and the truth
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Speaker 1: is only completely revealed to those worthy. This was the
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Speaker 1: high priests and the priestesses. And so now these followers
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Speaker 1: would now be following a belief that is about worship
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Speaker 1: of the dead, which is what angered Yawo when his
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Speaker 1: people started following this as chosen Psalm Chapter one, O six.
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Speaker 1: Therefore he raised his hand in an oath against them,
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Speaker 1: to overthrow them in the wilderness, to overthrow their descendants
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Speaker 1: among the nations, and to scatter them in the lands.
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Speaker 1: They joined themselves also to bail of paar and eight
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Speaker 1: sacrifices made to the dead. Thus they provoked him to
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Speaker 1: anger with their deeds, and the plague broke out among
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Speaker 1: them Psalm six, Verses twenty six through twenty nine. Based
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Speaker 1: from the story of Nimrod, the Mystery religion was created.
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Speaker 1: This religion spread among the different ancient empires of Babylon, Egypt, Persia, Greece.
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Speaker 1: The next Babylon and Rome. This is what paganism is,
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Speaker 1: the purest definition of it. Paganism is the collection of
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Speaker 1: all theistic beliefs centered around a central belief. The stories
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Speaker 1: may change, the name of the gods may change, but
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Speaker 1: there are always three central figures and a very specific structure.
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Speaker 1: They are Father God, who is the Son God, Mother
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Speaker 1: God who is the moon goddess Son of God, who
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Speaker 1: was the Sun God Reborn. Depending on what nation or
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Speaker 1: culture you're from, they went by different names, but they
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Speaker 1: all follow the same structure.
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Speaker 2: Father, God, Mother, God, Son of God.
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Speaker 1: This chart illustrates the god and goddess worship of the
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Speaker 1: pagans of different cultures, empires, and religions. There are many
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Speaker 1: different names and stories depending on the nation, region, or culture,
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Speaker 1: but this should give you a strong enough example of
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Speaker 1: what it is. In Babylon, the sun god was Nimrod,
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Speaker 1: moon goddess was Samma, Ramis, son of God Tamus. In Egypt,
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Speaker 1: the sun god was Ra, the moon goddess was Isis,
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Speaker 1: son of God was Forus. In Greece, the sun god
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Speaker 1: was Zeus, moon goddess was Artemis, son of God was
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Speaker 1: a Danis. In Rome, the sun god was Jupiter, moon
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Speaker 1: goddess was Diana.
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Speaker 2: Son of God was Apollo.
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Speaker 1: In Nordic culture the Vikings, the sun god is Odin,
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Speaker 1: the moon goddess was Juro, the son of God is Stoor.
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Speaker 1: A Roman Catholicism, the sun god is God, the moon
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Speaker 1: goddess is the virgin Mary, and the son of God
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Speaker 1: is Jesus. None of this has anything to do with
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Speaker 1: or his true plan. The devil, like he does with
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Speaker 1: everything else, he gets ahead of the narrative to deceive
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Speaker 1: the nations. And this is precisely what you're seeing. None
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Speaker 1: of this should be confused with the story of Yaousha. Again,
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Speaker 1: this is Satan's attempt to control the narrative and be
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Speaker 1: at what Pagans believe, you can see the evidence of this.
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Speaker 1: This is why the Trinity doctrine exists because no matter what,
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Speaker 1: it puts our Father in some pagan form that he
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Speaker 1: shouldn't be a part of it. It ensures that no
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Speaker 1: one actually knows our Father Yahowa. They all know Jesus,
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Speaker 1: but they don't have a clue about our Father Yohowa
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Speaker 1: and his will. The main point is that though Satan
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Speaker 1: has strategically created the same type of story with the
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Speaker 1: faith of the Hebrews, there are significant differences. People that
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Speaker 1: do not fully understand the facts will just generally lump
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Speaker 1: behind the label of Christianity. I believe it's impossible to
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Speaker 1: not see the connection from all the stories.
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Speaker 2: Of these gods and these goddesses.
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Speaker 1: The easiest distinction that you will find with identifying pagan
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Speaker 1: worshipers is if they worship both Father and Mother God.
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Speaker 1: If there is both a masculine and feminine God in
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Speaker 1: their belief system, then they are a pagan. And that
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Speaker 1: was and is the predominant belief in the world from
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Speaker 1: the ancient times. This is what religion was founded upon.
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Speaker 1: The gods. There were many other gods, but there was
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Speaker 1: always a hierarchy and this god structure was at the top.
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Speaker 1: This whole belief was only challenged by the Israelites, who
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Speaker 1: claimed that they were in communication and the chosen people
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Speaker 1: by the One True god Yahoua. During their day, it
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Speaker 1: was the battle of monotheism versus polytheism. Nimrods, Samaramis and
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Speaker 1: Tamus were immortalized and worshiped, their names being different in
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Speaker 1: the cultures, but the underlying point of the story is
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Speaker 1: very clear. And today, because Satan is leading the world
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Speaker 1: to worship of himself, he has created his own form
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Speaker 1: of monotheism. But it all leads back to the same
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Speaker 1: pagan story because you'll see it all ties back to this.
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Speaker 1: After Nimrod's death and the birth of Tamus, Samaramis, now
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Speaker 1: widow of Nimrod, mother of Tamus, came to be represented
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Speaker 1: as the Pagan fertility goddess. It is important to know
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Speaker 1: that the original Pagan festival of Easter was a sexporgy
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Speaker 1: that celebrated the return of life via the fertility of
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Speaker 1: Samaramis aka Ishtar's conception of Tammuse. Worshippers of the ancient
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Speaker 1: Babylonian religion celebrated the conception, not birth, but the conception
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Speaker 1: of Tamus on the first Sunday after the full moon
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Speaker 1: that followed the spring Econox. They celebrated it by baking
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Speaker 1: cakes to Ishtar, getting drunk, engaging in sex, orgies and prostitution.
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Speaker 1: In the temple of Ishtar, women were required to celebrate
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Speaker 1: the conception of Tamus by laying down the temple and
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Speaker 1: having sex with whoever entered. Babies were sacrificing the honor
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Speaker 1: of these pagan gods, and the blood was consumed by
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Speaker 1: the worshippers. And this is what Christians celebrate today as Easter.
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Speaker 1: When you read your Bible, you will see many mentions
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Speaker 1: to this mother God. It's like in Judges chapter ten,
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Speaker 1: verses six and seven, it says, then the children of
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Speaker 1: Israel again did evil on the side of Yahowa and
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Speaker 1: served the Bales and the Asteridths, the gods of Syria,
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Speaker 1: the gods of Sidon, and the gods of Moab. The
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Speaker 1: gods are the people of Amen and the gods of
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Speaker 1: the Philistines. And they forsook Yahwa and did not serve him.
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Speaker 1: So the anger of Yahoah was hot against Israel, and
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Speaker 1: he sold them into the hands of the Philistines. And
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Speaker 1: it's the hands of the people of Amen. Judges Chapter ten,
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Speaker 1: verses six and seven. Do you see why Y'ad was
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Speaker 1: hot against his people? They were serving the bales and
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Speaker 1: the Asteriths, understand that it's plural because it was these
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Speaker 1: pagan gods from these other tribes. The Bales and Asteriss
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Speaker 1: are saying Father God and Mother God. That's paganism. But
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Speaker 1: there's other references to Mother God is an Asteris. I'll
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Speaker 1: they do in the cities of Judah and in the
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Speaker 1: streets of Jerusalem. The children gather wood, the fathers kindle
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Speaker 1: the fire, and the women need doe to make cakes
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Speaker 1: for the Queen of Heaven. And they pour out drink
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Speaker 1: offerings to other gods that they may provoke me to anger?
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Speaker 2: Do they provoke me to anger? Says Yeohoeah?
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Speaker 1: Do they not provoke themselves to the shame of their
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Speaker 1: own faces? Jeremiah chapter seven, verses seventeen through nineteen. They
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Speaker 1: were making cakes for the Queen of Heaven. Samaramis. That's
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Speaker 1: her again, and she has made her way all the
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Speaker 1: way into Roman Catholicism. In the catechisms of the Catholic Church,
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Speaker 1: there are many different writings about married but it's important
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Speaker 1: to understand where they place her. We can go to
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Speaker 1: Catechism nine hundred and sixty six, which says, finally, the
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Speaker 1: immaculate virgin, preserved free from all stain of original sin.
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Speaker 1: When the course of her earthly life was finished, was
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Speaker 1: taking up body and soul into heavenly glory and exalted
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Speaker 1: by the Lord as queen over all things, so that
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Speaker 1: she might be the more fully conformed to her son,
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Speaker 1: the Lord of Lords and conqueror of sin and death.
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Speaker 1: The assumption of the Blessed Virgin is a singular participation
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Speaker 1: in her son's resurrection and an anticipation of the resurrection
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Speaker 1: of other Christians. In given birth, you kept your virginity
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Speaker 1: and your dirmission. You did not leave the world, o,
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Speaker 1: Mother of God. But we're joined to the source of life.
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Speaker 1: You conceive the Living God, and by your prayers will
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Speaker 1: deliver our souls from death. Do you notice how the
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Speaker 1: casually call her the Queen of Heaven. It says was
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Speaker 1: taking up body and soul into heavenly glory and exalted
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Speaker 1: by the Lord as queen over all things. She's the
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Speaker 1: queen of heaven.
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Speaker 1: Talking about Queen of Heaven isn't actually an epithet or
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Speaker 1: binding of Mary. You have to really see how cunning
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Speaker 1: the devil is. He introduced the same pagan religions from
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Speaker 1: the ancient worlds, the mystery religions, but he tied Jesus
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Speaker 1: into it. So because people hear Jesus, they don't really
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Speaker 1: question what they are doing. This is just another reason
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Speaker 1: why I strongly believe and using his Hebrew name Yaousha,
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Speaker 1: so there is clear distinction from their pagan blacksmiths.
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Speaker 2: From Messiah.
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Speaker 1: We also see the worship of Tamuse, their false son
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Speaker 1: of God. It's in the scriptures as well. When news
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Speaker 1: of tamus accidental death had reached everyone in Samaria, samaramis
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Speaker 1: ordered forty days of fasting and weeping for Tamus. This
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Speaker 1: period of time during the spring is all about pagan worship,
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Speaker 1: and this forty day fast goes back to this practice
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Speaker 1: of weeping for Tamus, which leads all the way to
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Speaker 1: the resurrection of their Messiah, which is why the calculation
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Speaker 1: of Easter has nothing to do with the scriptures. The
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Speaker 1: feast of Tammuz was usually celebrated in June, also called
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Speaker 1: the month of Tamous. Lent was held forty days before
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Speaker 1: the feast, celebrated by alternate weeping and rejoicing. This is
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Speaker 1: why Lent means spring. It took place from spring to
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Speaker 1: early summer. Again, this was a major abomination to Yahowa.
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Speaker 1: Created Christianity, they adopted this pagan practice, which is what
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Speaker 1: people call lent, to bring the Pagans and adjust them
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Speaker 1: to Christianity. Rome practicing syncretism, which again is the action
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Speaker 1: or combining or uniting of different religions, cultures, or schools
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Speaker 1: of thought. They use syncretism to bring the Pagans and
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Speaker 1: adjust them to Christianity. So again, in ancient times, people
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Speaker 1: wept for Tamus as part of a pagan ritual to
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Speaker 1: mourn his death. We know the Pagans have celebrated this
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Speaker 1: way before Christianity. There are multiple pagan connections, but we
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Speaker 1: don't need to go so deep because the scriptures speak
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Speaker 1: of this. When Yahowa shows Ezekiel while he's so mad
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Speaker 1: with his people, he says, then he said to me,
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Speaker 1: son of man, have you seen what the elders of
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Speaker 1: the house that Israel do in the dark, every man
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Speaker 1: in the room of his idols. For they say Yahoa
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Speaker 1: does not see us. Yahoua has forsaken the land. And
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Speaker 1: he said to me, turn again, and you will see
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Speaker 1: greater abominations than that that they are doing. So he
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Speaker 1: brought me to the door of the north gate of
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Speaker 1: Yahwa's house and to Midas May women were sitting there
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Speaker 1: weeping for Tammus.
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Speaker 2: Then he said to me, have you seen this, o
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Speaker 2: son of Man? Turn again?
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Speaker 1: You will see greater abominations than these that say Zeki
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Speaker 1: chapter eight, verses twelve to fifteen. Tammuz was a reborn
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Speaker 1: sun god of the Pagans, and there has been a
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Speaker 1: practice of weeping for Tamus until his resurrection. Even Israelites
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Speaker 1: were doing this and it angered Yahoa. This has been
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Speaker 1: done by Pagans way before Yaosha came, which is again
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Speaker 1: why we see Israel being chastised for it.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 1: With all these sun gods and moon goddesses. Another similarity
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Speaker 1: is that they are all birthed from the same father.
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Speaker 1: The Father is the ultimate God. He has told the
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Speaker 1: lie that he is the creator and bearer of like
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Speaker 1: of knowledge. He is Father God like reference earlier. This
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Speaker 1: is the main connection that most people do not make.
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Speaker 1: It's that all these names refer to actually one god,
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Speaker 1: Satan Lucifer Bail. He has many different names and many
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Speaker 1: different cultures. People love to say that our father has
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Speaker 1: many different names. No, that's Satan When anybody tells you
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Speaker 1: that God has many different names, they are talking about Satan.
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Speaker 1: Our Father doesn't have many different names. That's not the
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Speaker 1: culture of the Hebrews. And that's why I praise Yaoora.
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Speaker 1: That's why you always hear me talk about Yaowoa. That's
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Speaker 1: why you will hear his name off my lips all
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Speaker 1: the time in these videos, because I praise Yaoua. Who
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Speaker 1: I worship is Yaoua. Who I serve is Yaoua. And
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Speaker 1: that's what this ministry is dedicated to. I don't speak
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Speaker 1: in general term saying God, because how do you know
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Speaker 1: which God I'm referring to. If you understand paganism and
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Speaker 1: what they do, you'll understand how dangerous that is. Understand
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Speaker 1: the different cultures and how they refer to him and Babylon.
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Speaker 1: He was Bail in Egypt, he was Raw in Greece.
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Speaker 1: He was Zeus in Rome, he was Jupiter in hindu
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Speaker 1: he was Brahma in Israel, he was Morlac. I mean,
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Speaker 1: do you remember when that senator prayed to Brahma in
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Speaker 5: Rased to shine upon us and be gracious unto us.
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Speaker 5: May the Lord lift up the light of his countenance
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Speaker 5: upon us and give us peace, peace in our families,
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Speaker 5: peace across this land. And there I ask o Lord peace,
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Speaker 5: even in this chamber now and evermore, we ask it
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Speaker 5: in the name of the monotheistic God Brahma and God
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Speaker 5: known by many names by many different faiths. Amen, and
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Speaker 5: a woman.
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Speaker 1: This is right in front of your face. This all
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Speaker 1: goes back to the worship of Nimrod. He was the
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Speaker 1: founder of these religions and the ultimate hierarchy of the gods.
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Speaker 1: This is the religion and it all has to do
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Speaker 1: with Lucifer. Satan has both masculine and feminine qualities. That's
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Speaker 1: what you see in the bath and but I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to show the picture of it. The Most High
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Speaker 1: is not described like this. This pagan belief is all
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Speaker 1: directed towards one goal. It was the goal that Nimrod
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Speaker 1: had from the beginning when he established his empire. The
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Speaker 1: ultimate goal is rebellion against Yaouah in order to defeat
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Speaker 1: the Most High and have the world worship Bail as
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Speaker 1: the father God, the mother God. Its Ishtar will again
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Speaker 1: have a virgin birth from Bail, birthing their savior Bail reborn.
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Speaker 1: This will bring about their rule and dominion again on earth.
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Speaker 1: This is what the world is actually waiting for with
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Speaker 1: the Antichrist. It's the same story over and over, regardless
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Speaker 1: of the name of the god, the story, and the prophecy,
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Speaker 1: they're all the same. This is the ultimate goal, the
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Speaker 1: main deception of Satan. This is paganism, and this is
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Speaker 1: where the story starts. Now you must understand that there
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Speaker 1: are plenty that worship Satan as God, already knowing completely
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Speaker 1: in whom they serve. But there is a majority that
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Speaker 1: worshiped these three gods through other names. This needs to
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Speaker 1: be understood that they are actually worshiping Satan through deception.
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Speaker 1: Many of today's practices and traditions are centered around this deception,
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Speaker 1: and you now have a base foundation for stronger understanding
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Speaker 1: and connections. You must understand Satan is the master deceiver.
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Speaker 1: This is how he will unite the world to worship him.
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Speaker 1: They already are right now. They've been doing it in
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Speaker 1: his name through silence and secrecy for thousands of years.
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Speaker 1: He has created many gods and beliefs centered around him
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Speaker 1: that people all around the world. Except in the worship
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Speaker 1: people like to go back to the ancient days and
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Speaker 1: refer to spirituality. But what they don't recognize is that
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Speaker 1: these beliefs all center around Satan. It does not matter
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Speaker 1: which God it is that they choose, because if it
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Speaker 1: is not true belief in Yosha, our Messiah, it will
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Speaker 1: lead everyone to Satan. If that is the master plan
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Speaker 1: of this great deception, this strong delusion. Like I said,
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Speaker 1: there was only one challenge to the system and structure.
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Speaker 1: There was only one line of people, one nation that
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Speaker 1: said there was only one true God and that there
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Speaker 1: was no feminine nature to him either. He was the
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Speaker 1: most high and they had a covenant with him. This
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Speaker 1: one nation was from the line of shem and this
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Speaker 1: was the Israelite, the twelve Tribes of Jacob. Without them,
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Speaker 1: there will be no difference in the story of religion.
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Speaker 1: This is the birth of paganism. And what you will
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Speaker 1: see later in history is that this is just how
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Speaker 1: Satan started. But after Yosha came and truly rose from
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Speaker 1: the dead, Satan adapted and used his false religion and
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Speaker 1: merged Pagans into blending into this Hebrew faith.
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Speaker 2: And this is what syncretism is.
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Speaker 1: And this is at the heart of Christianity, which is
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Speaker 1: why there are so many ties to pagan traditions like
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Speaker 1: Christmas in Eastern a belief in changing the names due
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Speaker 1: to culture, a focus on the afterlife, why everyone thinks
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Speaker 1: of going to heaven. The faith of the Hebrews was
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Speaker 1: merged with the Pagans and is what is overwhelmingly known
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Speaker 1: today through Christianity. So when a popular preacher like Anthony
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Speaker 1: Mitchell says speaking against Christmas is slander and non essential,
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Speaker 1: if you're in.
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Speaker 3: The non celebrate camp because you think it's pagan, then
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Speaker 3: you don't celebrate. But please don't slander, which is a sin.
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Speaker 3: The brothers and sisters who choose to celebrate.
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Speaker 1: People are not outraged because this is what Christianity is.
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Speaker 1: And so this is the major understanding you must understand
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Speaker 1: as we go forward, because after this, our Father establishes
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Speaker 1: fulfill Genesis chapter three, verse fifteen, and this was through Abraham.
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Speaker 1: But in order to get to Abraham, we must discuss
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Speaker 1: the beginning of the nations, so we will deal with
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